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Gutiérrez, Judith (1982). Judith Gutiérrez : el paraíso y otras estancias : pinturas, tapices, libros de artista, instalación. : Banco
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Gutiérrez, Judith (2001). Retorno a los sueños. Monterrey: Museo
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